Blu-Tack


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Blu-tack

(ˈbluːtæk)
n
trademark a type of blue, malleable, sticky material used to attach paper, card, etc to walls and other surfaces
vb
(tr) to attach (paper, card, etc) to a wall or other surface by means of this material
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Blu-Tack

® [ˈbluːtæk] NBlu-Tack ® m
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Blu-Tack®

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IRN-BRU might be made in Scotland from girders but our national drink's cup looks like it's being held together by Blu-Tack and sticky-back plastic.
THEY were on so many bedroom walls, share prices in Blu-Tack must have been through the roof.
Armed with metal sheets, Blu-Tack and artificial snow, he manages to put up his decorations in just under two hours - and all for less than PS20.
MINIMALIST artist Martin Creed - renowned for exhibiting a lump of Blu-Tack and a screwed up ball of paper - picked up the 2001 prize from f he Madonna at a ceremony in London.
old cereal box) Glue and scissors Large needle Blu-Tack Lollipop sticks (three per puppet) Hammer 1 inch nail WHAT TO DO: 1.
Blu-Tack, can openers and other household items have been used by thrifty scientists in the decommissioning of a nuclear power station.
| A collection of postcards put up using Blu-Tack or poster strips (above); a framed print hides a fireplace and temporary shelves hold books (below left); Printers trays which can make a feature of collections such as shells or thimbles (below right) | A collection of postcards put up using Blu-Tack or poster strips (above); a framed print hides a fireplace and temporary shelves hold books (below left); Printers trays which can make a feature of collections such as shells or thimbles (below right)
WHAT YOU WILL NEED: A ruler A pen top A plastic fizzy drink bottle Card A knitting needle Matchsticks A cork Sand Blu-Tack (or similar) WHAT TO DO: Draw an arrow 25 cm long on the card and cut it out.
Next, take your clippings and lay them out on a table or the floor - use fridge magnets or even Blu-Tack them to the wall - in a rough outline of where you'd like them.
The adviser, from Dorset Primary Care Trust, also warned Symes that Blu-tack on posters in her waiting room posed a health risk if re-used.